Westmoreland vows to press attack and boost troops in Vietnam
General Westmoreland outlines strategy of maximum pressure and heavier bombing to break Viet Cong morale. He cites casualty levels, propagandist claims, and a planned rise in U S troop strength from 438 000 to about 500 000. He flags pacification gains, defections, and two key battlefronts in Da Xo and the Mekong Delta as pivotal theatres.
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Yanks Rush Troops to Viet Hot Spot Near Saigon
U S forces moved 5 000 troops to bolster Marines facing four Communist divisions on the North Vietnamese border while South Vietnamese troops trapped more than 1 000 guerrillas in the Mekong Delta near Saigon. U S and Vietnamese fighter bombers pressed targets from Thanh to Hai Phong as air and ground units engaged in heavy fighting across Vietnam.
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Wirtz Works To Save Teamsters Pact In Washington
Labor Secretary Wirtz rushed back to Washington to salvage a tentative nationwide Teamsters contract amid fears of lockouts and strikes affecting about 1,500 truckers and 500,000 union members. Neither side commented as policy boards sought quick approval and ratification remains uncertain.
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Delegates praised for dedication at state council conference
Dr. Carl C. Byers, GM relations speaker and Parma schools superintendent, urged delegates to think big and engineer ideas for a competitive world. He praised leadership, warned against negativism, and stressed morality in advancing technology while stressing the 50 to 70 year window to shape a better world.
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Wheel Inside and See Ford GT Drive Experience
Sportswriter Grant Miller test drives the Ford GT, a race bred car out of millions in research, for a week with a detailed story and photograph on page 27. Lorain group pledges enthusiastic support for a informational city proposal as Lorain plans. Planning Commission agrees to cooperate with a regional planning body as Huron County commissioners consider forming one. Black River Board of Education reinstates a student expelled for causing Monday’s high school fire.
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Drivers sign three Lorain firms contracts to end strike
Three Lorain County concrete firms that quit a seven firm wage talks with Teamsters Local 571 signed three year deals with the union. The settlements cover West Side Lumber Con crete Corp Consumers Builders Supply Lorain Ready Mix Concrete Inc. The move follows a strike that began March 31 after the group offered a four year package of eight hundred forty two cents per hour. The Consumers official said his firm’s three year pact includes a 9314 cent wage and fringe increase. West Side and Lorain Ready Mix would not disclose their increases.
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Union may strike three rubber firms in Akron
Rubber workers at B F Goodrich Goodyear Tire and Rubber voted to strike if negotiations fail. Members of United Rubber locals 2 and 5 authorized a strike after large turnout on Thursday night. Firestone Tire and Rubber workers also approved a similar authorization.
Elyria among Ohio's fastest growing cities in 1986 report
The Ohio Development Department lists Elyria as the third fastest growing of Ohio's 25 largest cities with a 19.8 percent rise since the 1960 census and an estimated population of 52,442 as of July 1, 1986. Lorain is fifth in growth at 15.1 percent, with 79,700 residents.
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Latin America's DIY Future Shapes Hemisphere Policy
At the Inter American summit President Johnson returned home after a historic meeting seen as pivotal by many, yet caution remains on implementation. The declaration commits Latin America to a 1985 target for a common market, boosts trade, investment in health education and farming, and cuts military spending while the U S stands ready to help. Arosemena of Ecuador voiced the discordant note, urging stronger U S action.
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Two Cement Mixers Tie the Knot in Quirky Tale
In a whimsical note the story describes two cement mixers marrying and creating a lively scene as a hustle of activity moves through the house. The oddball union mixes labor and laughter in a small urban setting.
Variable clouds bring afternoon thunder showers tonight
Weather update notes scattered afternoon and nighttime thunder showers. Warmer today with a high near 79 degrees and a low around 53 to 58. Partly cloudy and cooler Saturday with showers ending. Sunset at 7:66, sunrise at 5:54. high around 61 early this morning and a low near 46 yesterday morning.
Rhodes OBC plans sparked doubts among Ohio lawmakers
Columbus lawmakers reject being bound by Gov James A Rhodes promises on the Ohio Bead Commission. They question which projects will be built and warn there is no assurance the governor or the legislature will fulfill commitments. Officials cite about 1.5 billion dollars in potential projects and note political and funding uncertainties.
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